Krystal Ball: Deep State DECLARES WAR on Joe Biden

Krystal explores the conflict brewing between deep state actors and Joe Biden following the withdrawal from Afghanistan

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[HamishDuhnd]

"There is no one who is more vindicated by the events unfolding in Afghanistan than the anti-war faction of American politics" - Lol pretty much.

[jasonlengyel]

Everybody went on vacation at the same time on purpose. They knew there'd be questions they didn't want to answer.

[christopherlee]

I love that Krystal calls the NYT "stenographers" 🤣

[oldandletdown]

Let’s give thoughts to those who gave their lives and those who returned with lost limbs and minds …never allow the leaders to justify any war again.

[MrMrchatcity]

I'm amazed by how many people are flip flopping on their position

[coryjones]

A messy entrance, a messy occupation, and a messy exit. It's almost as if avoiding the mess altogether is the best policy.

[gator]

It’s almost like entrenched bureaucrats who aren’t accountable to anyone is a bad framework for government. Glad you all took notice.

[spindragon]

"The Monopoly guy with the tophat" .. LOL.... I'm afraid he's running the whole country..

[Music-vrsz]

Not sure why any intel would matter. The Afghan military would never be not on the brink of collapse. They never wanted to fight and never cared about creating a government.

[charleskesner]

This was from Syracuse Cultural Workers today.
Here are the words of former Afghan Parliamentarian Malalai Joya, a bold activist for justice and women's rights, reflecting on the current situation in her country.
"The situation in Afghanistan is extremely critical. The Taliban are advancing. For ordinary people and especially for women, this means even more suffering. Progressive people like me are more in danger than ever. In recent years, I have survived four assassination attempts and have been banned from parliament for raising my voice against the fundamentalists and the warlords. For safety reasons, I still have to live in hiding or wear the burqa so that I am not recognized on the street.
Nevertheless, it is right that the Western troops are finally leaving our country – they should have done so much earlier. We cannot have a serious peace process as long as the Americans are in Afghanistan. We must build our country with our hands. Was this twenty-year mission in vain? For me, yes, the American and Western troops have failed. They have come for their own geopolitical interests, for their own domestic interests they are now leaving.
The Americans replaced the barbaric regime of the Taliban with the brutal warlords, and then began to negotiate with the Taliban, even though the nature of the Taliban has never changed. The Americans have thrown bombs, polluted the environment, made the system even more corrupt. They have never been interested in the Afghan people. In some major cities, such as Kabul or Herat, the Americans have implemented infrastructures or financed aid projects, but all this served to justify the operation. Often, the money that was intended for schools, for example, went directly into the pockets of corrupt people. And in the rural regions, nothing has been done at all.
What will happen after the withdrawal of troops? Everyone fears for their own future. In the short term, the situation will not improve, that is clear. In the long term, however, it is in the interest of the Afghans that the Western troops leave. No democracy arises from a military occupation. The Afghan people should now stay together and fight against the terrorists and the warlords: what we need from abroad is not war machines, but humanitarian aid, especially for educational projects."

[MikkiWillis]

Wrong Crystal! Biden could have and should have insured a safe exit for the thousands of Americans as well as the innocent Afghan women and children that are now on the chopping block.

[mustangthings]

Biden “using his own brain” really gives me the warm and fuzzies.

[rnrtruestories]

This coupled with pbs frontlines excellent documentaries paint a pretty accurate picture

[rettro]

Don’t start shit if you can’t end it(without 100s of thousands of innocent civilians deaths.)

[sigma.]

Getting real tired of Krystal insisting Biden's courageous and smart enough to see through the military's true intentions when he can't even see the entrance to the White House. Am pretty close to unsubscribing Breaking Points if she keeps this up.

[scottbomboy]

Joe Biden pulled a "HOME ALONE" and left Afghanistan without the Kevins.

[petey]

We should boycott our mainstream media.

[chrisbarber]

"If the American people...learn that lesson..."



LMFAO, that's a good one.

[larshoneytoast]

The last time both sides of The Media were this United was when GWB started the war

[justinahole]

In this case, the harder they go on him, the more I'm inclined to support him. Not blind support, mind you, but I think cheering him on holding firm on the withdrawal is appropriate at this point. I hope I'm disappointed this time.